18 Mar Books I Read In... February 2019
All that good weather we had in February meant more time outdoors and less time reading. I still managed to get through a few crackers though....
All that good weather we had in February meant more time outdoors and less time reading. I still managed to get through a few crackers though....
The best of what I read, watched and listened to this week...
The best of what I read, watched and listened to this week...
Studies show that investors are not always able to assess the past performance of their portfolios, impeding their ability to learn from their actions....
The best of what I read, watched and listened to this week....
Rebalancing can often be relegated to the drawer marked ‘Things I know I should do, but I’m not sure where to start’. So, let’s take a look at the basics....
The best of what I read, watched and listened to this week...
When looking at performance data, think about whether you are ‘missing what’s missing’. A look at survivorship bias when selecting funds for your portfolio....
The best of what I read, watched and listened to this week....
Photo by freestocks.org from Pexels The post which got me thinking the most this week was this one. It looks at the benefits that can be gained from being inefficient at certain tasks. As a productivity ninja, this goes against the grain of how I think, but this piece...